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FDA suspends licences at four Domino's outlets
India Today··13 Aug
Maharashtra FDA inspected one hundred four chain outlets across Domino's, KFC, Pizza Hut, McDonald's, Subway, Burger King, Starbucks and Monginis brands statewide. Four Domino's licences were suspended on August 11: three in Mumbai at Vile Parle West, Borivali West and R-City Ghatkopar, and one at Malkapur in Karad, Satara. Jubilant FoodWorks operates Domino's in India.
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What It Means For You
- Mumbai and Satara Domino's customers can check which four outlets lost licences after the August 11 FDA action.
- Diners at other listed chains can note ninety-five improvement notices and two stop-business orders in the same sweep.
- Franchise watchers can track Jubilant FoodWorks responses as pest, temperature and Schedule 4 gaps are cited.
What's Happening
- Maharashtra FDA inspected one hundred four outlets of major restaurant brands and suspended four Domino's licences on August 11.
- Suspended Domino's sites include Vile Parle West, Borivali West, R-City Ghatkopar, and Malkapur in Karad, Satara.
- Pizza Hut Karad was among five suspensions; inspectors also issued two stop-business orders and ninety-five improvement notices.
Statewide Chain Kitchen Audits Under Food Safety Law
- Large brand names do not exempt outlets from Schedule 4 kitchen and storage standards.
- Licence suspension and stop-business orders are stronger tools than notices when pest or temperature failures persist.
- Multi-brand raids test whether corporate food safety systems hold at the store level across cities.
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